Yule
- noun
- /juːl/
- Archaic
- I'm going to make this a Yule Market bakery.
- Yule log
The Christmas goat is known as the Yule Book.
- The Christmas goat is known as the Yule Book.
Examples
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Oh, I also watch the yule log.
Blog text (25) -
Yeah, let's just bop on over to Walt and Shirley's house - for egg-nog and a yule log.
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But Donald just wants peace and quiet this yule.
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"There is your yule log."
Fiction book (1992) -
So, anyway, I just stayed and had a traditional Christmas with Channel 11 's traditional yule log.
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During Yule, many families come together to celebrate and enjoy festive traditions.
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The yule log symbolizes warmth and togetherness during the winter season.
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In ancient times, people would gather around the fire to share stories and songs during Yule.
Synonyms
A time around Christmas when people celebrate and give gifts
A Christmas season from December 24 to January 6
The Christmas season around late December and early January
The time from December 24 to January 6 when people celebrate Christmas
The time from December 24 to January 6 when people celebrate the holiday
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Yule comes from an old Norse word jól, which meant a 'midwinter festival' and a time for feasting and lights. It lives on in Yuletide and the phrase 'yule log', so Yule now means the Christmas or winter festive season.